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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
6
Why not turn those articles toys and furniture in your attic or cellar into cash. Place a Want Ad in The Hillside Times next week and see how quickly you can sell items. Call WA 3 9207. WANTED TRAINS Will buy standard gauge toy trains made before 1940. Real large size. Call 38100329 A.M. to 5 P.M. After 7 P.M. call 9468125 Jan 20 TFN.
The pool commission linked nominee for Hillside Lodge 1514 presidency is a former Board of Recreation Commissioners member. Slated officers include vice presidents Jack Potashkin Philip Levitan Saul Schrier guardian Morey Rothholtz monitor Irving Feldmesser recording secretary Harold Woysanicker treasurer Harold Zonderman financial secretary Abe Haber and assistants. Three year trustees named Dr Joseph Peyser Moe Daniel Jerry Felker Irving Schultz Sam Gooen Dr Elias Levinson Arthur Pinnas. Elizabeth BPW to collect stamp books for a bus to Harry Kohler Camp for Retarded Children in Winfield. Elizabeth BPW leads project. A summons issued to vee ee Joseph Tortorello 18 for leaving scene after hitting parked car on Gurd Ave. A Lakeview Drive resident reports neighbors pulling up plants. A 13 year old Elizabeth boy pulled up a Japanese yew valued at . Henry Kardella 51 Irvington and Kurt Scheidel 25 Maplewood released on $500 bail for drunken driving. Kardella arrested Wednesday by Patrolman Sylvester Madurski. Scheidel found Thursday slumped over wheel. arrest by Patrolman David Brindle after drugs tests. Anthony Nadello 27 Irvington fined $200 for four unpaid parking tickets in Bloy St. Leon Rosenberg 124 Frances Place reports broken glass to rear door and items stolen from first floor and three upstairs rooms. Missing were a pen and pencil set a tape recorder two silver sets and a transistor radio.
Refilling and collecting money from new type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have a car, references, 600 to 1900 dollars cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. For personal interview write P.O. Box 4185, Pittsburgh, PA 15202. Include phone number.
Classified line ad notes Avon representative opportunity with contact number 642 5146 for interview. Also lists job offers including a waitress position at a diner on Rt 22 near Bloy St MA, a live‑in care role for an invalid gentleman with room and board, machinists for hand scraping cast iron bearing surfaces at H P Press Engraving Machine Co Hillside NJ, painters and first class mechanics at 401 Princeton Ave Hillside with date ranges Feb 10 to March 3 and March 24 to 3.
F Hint enberger offers building, repairing, general contracting and roofing with free estimates. Call EL at 3-6227 after 3 pm. Janet Decorators advertises draperies slip covers upholstery shades and vinyl blinds at 1316 Broad St opposite Hillside Shop-Rite WA 3 6932. Snow blowers and lawn mowers repaired with pickup and delivery El 5 7966 TEN. Hand and power lawn mowers sharpened with pickup and delivery call after 5 pm or Saturdays 686-5889 TFN.
Hillside Kiwanis elects Harold Waysaniker as a member while Walter A. Schorr Jr. promotes a Hillside Rotary Club barber shop quartet concert set for Oct 14 at Hillside High School. Proceeds benefit youth programs. A panel at Sinai Congregation discussed financing a college education with experts from College Scholarship Service Princeton Newark State College and State Scholarship Loan Program. Edward Gottlob moderated.
Hillside resident Glenn D. Goldberg discussed UFOs and life on other planets before the Cam den Kiwanis Club and Willingsboro Methodist Men, with a Rutgers Rutgers University broadcasting background. He spoke to 65S adults at the Westfield YM YWCA and appeared on WKDN radio.
A rummage sale is planned at 334 Harvard Avenue Hillside on March 28 24 and 25 from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM sponsored by Hillside Chapter 192 C ES. A sheriff sale in Union County proceeds from a civil action writ of execution to sell No 238 Belleview Terrace Hillside with sale set for March 30 1966 at 2 PM in Elizabeth. The notice includes a mortgage of about 1945 dollars plus costs.
Karl B. Ross announces that over 80 percent of the tickets for the Walter Howell Testimonial Dinner have been sold as patrons hurry to attend the grand affair honoring Howell.
Eight Hillside residents are among 337 Union County students receiving $200 spring semester Tuition Aid Grants under the Union Junior College plan. Recipients include Margaret M. Arnaud, Lesley F. Polhemus, Edward J. Radizion and others, with majors listed. The May 7 ceremony at the Newark Airport Newarker Restaurant will feature Lute Share as toastmaster and John A. Desch as principal speaker, plus Rev. C. Morgan Wagner guest clergyman.
The June 1941 class of South Side High School schedules its twenty fifth year reunion for June 10 1966. Efforts seek to locate all classmates and a contact is Mrs Evelyn Schyowitz Spevack at WA 6 1712 after 6 p m. Three shoplifters apprehended over the weekend face Municipal Court Thursday night after being seized at Shop Rite Market.
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